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How to organise a business trip

A trip across several cities with a dozen meetings falls apart not because of bad negotiating but because of logistics.

6 min readUpdated: 26 August 2026
photo: a high-speed train at the station platform

How the route is built

  1. Start from the dates that cannot move

    A show, a fair, a factory visit — everything else fits around those.

  2. Group the meetings by city

    Dashing between cities for a single meeting costs more than moving it.

  3. Build the high-speed trains in

    Between neighbouring cities the train beats the plane once you count the trip to the airport and security.

  4. Book the interpreter for the whole day

    Hiring by the hour breaks down at the first rescheduled meeting, and meetings here are rescheduled often.

  5. Leave one day free

    It will go on whatever comes up along the way: an extra factory, a meeting, paperwork.

Worth knowing

High-speed rail tickets are bought against a passport and issued to a named person. In season the popular routes sell out days ahead.

Careful

During the big fairs, hotels near the exhibition complex multiply in price and sell out early. Book them at the same time as you fix the show dates.

Checked: 26 August 2026

Editor: The PANDA editorial team

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